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to cut something into pieces using a knife, etc.
to use repeated, forceful strikes with an axe or another implement to sever the base of a tree or similar plant
to deliver a short, forceful blow to something
to create or shape something using chopping or cutting actions
to move with sudden, sharp, or forceful motions
a small portion of meat, typically including part of a rib
What is "chop"?
A chop refers to a thick slice of meat, typically taken from the ribs, loin, or shoulder of an animal, such as beef, pork, lamb, or veal. It is characterized by a bone running along one side and a portion of meat attached. Chops are prized for their tenderness, rich flavor, and versatility in cooking, making them a popular choice for grilling, pan-searing, or roasting. Depending on the specific cut and animal, chops can vary in size, shape, and thickness.
a tennis stroke in which the ball is struck with a downward motion to impart backspin
the jaw or lower part of the face
(Nigerian; plural only) food or a meal
What does "chop" mean in Nigerian slang?
In Nigerian slang, "chop" means food or a meal, and is used in informal Nigerian English and Pidgin when referring to eating or what is eaten. It is commonly used in everyday conversation across social settings such as home, street food contexts, and gatherings. The term comes from older English dialect usage of "chop," which originally meant to cut or consume, and in West African Pidgin English it evolved to mean "to eat" and, by extension, the food itself.
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